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Re: UK vs Canada vs US
Originally Posted by red_onion
(Post 10800697)
Jimmy care to explain why you think that is the case?
However, I am very fickle and my opinions do change, until recently I thought London was perhaps the greatest city in the world until I visited New York City for the first time. :) |
Re: UK vs Canada vs US
Originally Posted by jimmydean
(Post 10800745)
However, I am very fickle and my opinions do change, until recently I thought London was perhaps the greatest city in the world until I visited New York City for the first time. :)
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Re: UK vs Canada vs US
I prefer NYC to London, but I would not say NYC is greater to London it's just different and its the sort of different I like.
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Re: UK vs Canada vs US
Originally Posted by Mikeypm
(Post 10800834)
I prefer NYC to London, but I would not say NYC is greater to London it's just different and its the sort of different I like.
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Re: UK vs Canada vs US
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 10800838)
NYC has the disadvantage that, after having been stuck in a train and a subway to get to work, you then have to wait for the elevator. London still has some offices with stairs.
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Re: UK vs Canada vs US
Originally Posted by Mikeypm
(Post 10800881)
Your prefer stairs to elevators?
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Re: UK vs Canada vs US
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 10800890)
Depends on the height of the building. If it's thirty floors to your desk, you've no choice but to queue for yonks, if it's only two floors you can walk. London has more offices on walkable floors. And a better zoo.
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Re: UK vs Canada vs US
Originally Posted by Mikeypm
(Post 10800895)
That is a very point good in regards to the stairs and elevators, I have not been to London or NYC zoo so could not compare. I would assume that both London and NYC could top Chester Zoo though ;)
Riding's better in London than NYC. You can ride in Hyde Park but there's no stable in Manhattan anymore so, if you want to ride in Central Park, you have to trailer your own horse there. Parking a truck and trailer in Manhattan is not for the faint hearted. |
Re: UK vs Canada vs US
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 10800917)
Parking a truck and trailer in Manhattan is not for the faint hearted.
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Re: UK vs Canada vs US
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 10800822)
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but how is NYC greater than London? |
Re: UK vs Canada vs US
Originally Posted by Mikeypm
(Post 10800895)
I have not been to London or NYC zoo so could not compare. I would assume that both London and NYC could top Chester Zoo though ;)
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Re: UK vs Canada vs US
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 10800890)
Depends on the height of the building. If it's thirty floors to your desk, you've no choice but to queue for yonks, if it's only two floors you can walk. London has more offices on walkable floors. And a better zoo.
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Re: UK vs Canada vs US
Originally Posted by Jsmth321
(Post 10801146)
NY has what is considered one of the top zoo's in the world. The Bronx Zoo.
NYC is a worse place than London to walk a dog. There's little grass and the bloody thing keeps wanting to chase the rats. Londoners' lack of concern with hygiene helps in this regard, no need to fuss with picking up your pooch's product. Meanwhile the inadequate street furniture in NYC means you're left with a little bag of turd and nowhere to put it. |
Re: UK vs Canada vs US
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 10800822)
but how is NYC greater than London?
Easy answer - it isn't! |
Re: UK vs Canada vs US
Originally Posted by colchar
(Post 10801224)
Easy answer - it isn't!
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